Switch to Japanese? Are you kidding me? The Battle of Stalingrad was such a fierce battle, could the Japanese hold out? Big brother this brain hole is really interesting.
Speaking of small partners here, I feel that what I said is not reliable, and I said that the Battle of Okinawa and the Battle of Iwo Jima were not reliable.
In fact, to say to the editor, these are really boring. The fierceness is a little tragic, in fact, there is no stalingrad defense war at all.
Those impressions of you are actually instilled in you by the Hollywood of the Americans. If this is not portrayed as fierce, how can we show the strength of the Americans?
Then again, the Japanese are really themselves.
What is to tie yourself to a tree branch to shoot, to lock yourself in a small bunker and shoot, etc., is to hinder the Americans to the greatest extent.
At the root of this, it is to stimulate combat effectiveness through persecution and oppression. If nothing else, let's just say that the Japanese are particularly famous for injecting the spirit into the stick.
In peacetime, these Japanese soldiers were forced by these things, had no place to vent, and when they arrived at the battlefield, they had to vent out, looking like a small beast.
If you look back at the Soviets fighting, it was all voluntary. The commissar shouted, "Follow me!" "How many people will jump out of the trenches with bullets, and the editor wants to ask, does this need to be forced?"
It was common for the Soviets to hold their positions.
The German tanks swept across Europe in the Midst of the Great Patriotic War. A group of the 316th Infantry Division, with twenty-eight men, withstood the attack of dozens of German tanks and blew up eighteen tanks.
It was even shouted out that although Moscow is big, there is no way to retreat, and behind it is Moscow.
Eventually, the 316th Division was formed into the Eighth Guards Division of the Soviet Union, which still exists today.
In the battle for Stalingrad, did the Red Army need to put people in cages and shoot? No, they are all actively attacking, for a living room, both sides can stick to the kitchen or bedroom as a position, fighting and fighting.
If nothing else, let's talk about the last battle of the Battle of Berlin, the Battle of the Reichstag, where hundreds of people in a large conference room used their fists and teeth to solve problems.
Can the Japanese do it? Xiaobian feels that they can't do it, and they don't even recognize the country that they do, so have the courage to do this?
Let's not talk about anything else, the war of aggression against China, the Nanjing Massacre, things that the whole world has recognized, and now the Japanese have recognized it?
Something that didn't have the slightest shame, was kicked to the bone by the Americans, and is still on its knees?
So yeah! The fighting power of the Japanese is fundamentally different from that of the Soviets.
The combat effectiveness of the Japanese has a limit, while the combat effectiveness of the Soviets you can not see where the limit is. No matter how many battles you look at, the Soviets seem to be unable to hold on.
Otherwise, Stalin would not have rushed to open a second battlefield? As a result, they all survived, and they also played a strategic counterattack, from defense to offense.
I can't see that the Japanese can be better than the Germans.
So let's sum up the comparison of the combat effectiveness of the Japanese and the Soviet Red Army
One is to unleash the fighting power that erupts like a beast through various methods, and the other is to rely on will and faith to fulfill the desire for victory.
Isn't that two fruits on a tree, some compared?
Speaking of the roots, the beastly combat strength of the Japanese seems to be tough, and there is such a meaning of not surrendering when killed, but in fact, when you say the root, the moment you kick him and break him, the collapse is in front of you, and you are immediately docile like a pug.
Speaking of which, don't feel any doubt, the facts are in front of you.
You look back, how did the Japanese surrender?
Speaking of this, it is estimated that there are small friends who are happy: "Haven't you eaten the American atomic bomb?" Did the hind foot let the Soviets cut the bottom and capture their Kwantung Army to Siberia while blowing the wind and repairing the railway? ”
You are also right, Xiaobian does not refute it at all. You look at how they lost.
What about the Japanese who roared and pulled 100 million jade pieces for half a day? Xiaobian did not see a single minute, Xiaobian only saw the moment when the collective knelt down.
In order to make money, the Japanese went to give Americans intimate service from head to toe, from the inside to the appearance.
Aren't these outward manifestations of the Japanese being kicked and broken?
When the Soviets hit Berlin, the U.S.-led Allies did not want to fight. What about the Soviets?
"No! Did something bad with impunity? That's impossible! As a result, the Soviets took Berlin out of thin air, and then divided him into two pieces, taking one of their own, and the rest was divided among the other Allies.
This arrogance! Do japanese have it? As soon as you see that the limelight is not right, immediately kneel on the attributes, you don't think about it.
Of course, don't say anything to the editor, the Japanese emperor is ready to surrender, and the Japanese still have a head of iron shouting for jade to be broken.
Xiaobian asked you, has it become? No! Why didn't it work? One is that the Japanese emperor was really scared, after all, the atomic bomb was an indiscriminate attack, unlike Li Mei's fire attack, he could still hide from his palace.
Then there's one thing that most Japanese people really can't stand.
Otherwise, if you compare the events in Japanese history, a small soldier would dare to assassinate their prime minister? As a result, the Japanese gradually moved toward militarism, and this process was actually not a will of most Japanese people, eager to launch a war against the outside world.
Because of the war on the outside world, a poor Japanese person has become a country with money in his pocket and a face on his face.
Coupled with the external propaganda, the Japanese are like chicken blood, and the whole people applaud the war.
Don't you know that in the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese won a battle on the battlefield of our country, and the good guys and Japanese people from large to small, carrying lanterns to celebrate, just like the New Year.
As a result, after the three battles of Changsha, the Japanese were embarrassed and could not move. Later, they also had fewer things to do in the streets.
The small island in Japan slowly became a problem even eating, and went out to buy a box of matches, which had to be rationed, and even a box of matches could not be bought without rationing.
Don't doubt their inability to eat, for the Americans estimated that at the end of World War II, the Japanese would have enough food to sustain them on the island for three months.
If there had been no atomic bomb, the Americans would have planned to surround the Japanese island for a year and a half. Coupled with the fact that after the United States occupied the island of Japan, the grain shortage that broke out not many days ago can explain the shortage of grain in Japan.
So in this situation of internal and external difficulties, most of the Japanese chose to surrender. Of course, there are also deep poisoning, and most of them are much less. If there are so many such people, how many Japanese people will have to commit suicide? The result? How many Japanese people are there today? You say yes or no.
This is their will to fight, which the Japanese cannot compare.
Let's talk about other aspects.
Compared to the Small Thin-Skinned Tanks of the Japanese, compared to the SovietS T34? The T34 did not need to fire a gun, and it could knock over the Japanese tanks directly in the past collision, and the turrets of the Japanese tanks could be crushed by relying on two tracks alone.
As for the Japanese tanks, once the cannon is fired, the shells can be spread out for him.
There is also a comparison of guns, just the Japanese three-eight large cover, collided with the Soviet Red Army's Bobosha.
One is snap! The other is a surprise! The Japanese fired the gun and pulled the big bolt, and it was shot into a sieve. There was no need to tie red dots on the door of the brain, the whole body was red dots, and then uh uh uh half a day lying on the ground. Looking at the sky in despair, wondering why did he run to Stalingrad to defend the war and stir things up?
There was also Katyusha, something the Germans couldn't resist, and when they saw Katyusha whizzing over, they had a look of despair on their faces.
How many rounds of Katyusha shooting can the Japanese withstand? There was no need to dig a pit, and the soil that had been blown up could bury the Japanese inside.
So if it was changed to the Japanese to fight, the Soviets could drive vodka to meet the battle, it would be so hard.
The Battle of Nomonkan that year, look! After the battle, the Japanese emperor felt that he had no face, and those generals who fought and died on the front line, as long as the troops suffered heavy losses, were forced by their emperor to commit suicide to apologize.
This is actually just a change of law to shirk the responsibility of the emperor of their family, and they were defeated, and they did not even have a consolation prize, and they directly ordered them to commit suicide.
So to reiterate, the combat effectiveness of the Japanese was forced out, because the battle was not won, as an officer, you had to commit suicide, and you couldn't live at both ends, but wasn't it like a beast?
As for the soldiers, the commander committed suicide, and they could survive, but when they were added to other units, they were naturally inferior to other soldiers.
So when you look at the Top-down Japanese system, you're persecuted.
Of course, later, when the Japanese lost the battle, they slowly got used to it. Don't laugh, by the end of World War II, how many times did the Japanese win? That's all a defeat.
Still fighting with the Soviets, isn't this looking for death? If the Japanese had that toughness, if he felt that his weight was enough, why didn't you think he would go north and touch the Soviet Union's Siberia and echo the Germans?
Speaking of roots, the Japanese had realized that they could not defeat the Soviet Red Army, so they hid and put them on the hill to dig bunkers.
This is clearly fear. Isn't it a joke that you ask a guy who is afraid of the Soviet Red Army to fight the Soviet Union?
Therefore, this matter does not need to be compared at all, the Japanese can't even enter the urban area, let alone tragic, it is a thing that cannot be talked about at all!